scoobyblogspot:


You are wrong again. They will collect wotowoto

Dogi1:
So sad the western world is destroying everything for us.

AmehTsaev:

Adeleye was rubbish, no yorubaa player stood out in this match, na only South South (Osimhen) and the match winner Iheanacho (Omo Ibo) wey save our blushes

zed7:
Can't hate the boy. Wizzy is super talented and has been doing it for close to a decade. Upcoming? What upcoming?

BouquiLake:
12midnight on Saturday kwa? Is that not after election?

dmz1:


I thought that stanbic is the south African bank in Nigeria

jaytii:



Whether it follows a particular order or not
Asake should still be put at the top

jaytii:
The fact that Asake isn't in the top 3 says a lot about your list.

OJEEMAH:
referring to JOHN TERRY bro

OJEEMAH:
All Man U former players/legend get mouth diarrhea. If it’s not Neville, It will be Ferdinand or Keane talking nonsense.

It’s hard to see [bTerry][/b], Viera, Lampard, Joe & Ashley Cole, Gerrard or Bergkamp criticizing or uttering nonsense on air.

Pells1:

I am davido fan
But stop sucking his diçk already
He doesn't know you
Your meat riding him way too much bro
Get off your kneels

Pells1:
He looking so happy
Not sure if ifeanyi was sacrificed or not

Amadi84:


Yes, they were!

But we have the 1980 Green Eagles who ruled Africa too.
Mathematical Odegbami
Chairman Christian Chukwu
Best Ogedengbe
Chief Justice Adokie Amasiemeka
Muda Lawal
Baba Otu Mohammed
.....

djon78:



Every country have there golden generation

Example Belgium present generation of footballers are called there golden generation but still they have won nothing

Spain's golden generation won Euro 2008 and 2010 world cup

Dutch first golden generation was the of Johan Cruyff of the 1970s yet they won nothing

Johan Cruyff was the footballer that invented the tiktak Barca played especially from pep guardiola era

Dutch's second golden generation consisting of players like Marco van basten, Rudd gulit, clivert, Clarence seedorf, Edgar David's, Dennis bergkamp all but won nothing


A golden generation mayvwin or not win trophies. But they are known like that

Nigeria have never had an era of quality footballers like those squads and there fear are still unmatched.

Badgers14:
Lesson to learn here..

Hardwork pays.. when we work together we can move mountains.

Let's not forget that Greece won Euro 2004.

This was back when the euro great players were still in thier prime... Figo,Nesta, Maldini, nedved, Viera, Henry, desailly, trezeguet, gattuso, seedorf, Edgar Davis, van Basten etc

McDaav:
This reminds of a story by someone who returned to Nigeria from one Japan. I guess, I read the story in NL. The guy was saying the problem with Japan and South Korea likes is the difficulty to speak their language. The Kim can mean over 20 things with different pronunciation. But they're also spelled as Kim.

Well, I will call them by their Jersey number and name

Chemlite:
Thanks Op, but what happened to East Germany?
Just tell us....

Richy4:

My brother, have you seen Serbia play before?.. they are really a joy to behold... They are even 21st in FIFA ranking..
Macedonia is not that bad as well

Richy4:
No wonder Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia are great as football nations...I can just imagine why Yugoslavia was great with football..

Just like how I got nostalgic feelings watching
Sunny Okosun's music.. Happy days will come on YouTube..
I saw Gongola State, Bendel State and some other states in Nigeria that I knew in my kindergarten days...

xevove2061:
This man does not get it still.


The precedence he is setting is what nobody wants none of that rubbish. Also, being with a boko haram kimgpin as VP, Shettimas allegience will be to the north and Tinubu will be too weak to clip his wings.

SPAMBOX7:
All that shit planted there when harvested won't last you a month so what's the gain in it lol

BABANGBALI:
what do you know?

BABANGBALI:
your grammar fit wake the woman up





Happy post rumours birthday to my childhood friend Jonathan. Continue to rest in peace

thrillionaire:
Don't mind the broke hating hater. Instead of him to find ways to improve his life he's here slandering successful people.

thrillionaire:
And you confirmed this the day he f**ked your ass? The way you people tarnish people's images with confidence eh

oyeb15:
Olamide and Don Jazzy are people that understand that limelight is turn by turn. But u can blend with the rave of d moment to stay active.

People like Davido think it can always be them not knowing they are yesterday.


That Ashake guy is a gay.

obedience4:
I love Ondo oooo.
Served in irele..love the local dish kopororu..
I dey find that thing like mad..
Young oba put ear rings

TOPCRUISE:
OSUN state went for and voted for the popular and experienced and not the leadership matured. He is no more a senator but yet they are still calling him a senator before and after election. I wish osun state well

Pierocash:
If you don't know that those things you see and watch is promotion and those guys dancing were paid,then I am sorry ,I can't help you .

WASHINGTON (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin may use the Biden administration’s support for Ukraine as a pretext to order a new campaign to interfere in American politics, U.S. intelligence officials have assessed.

Intelligence agencies have so far not found any evidence that Putin has authorized measures like the ones Russia is believed to have undertaken in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections in support of former President Donald Trump, according to several people familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive findings.

But given Putin’s antipathy toward the West and his repeated denunciations of Ukraine, officials believe he may see the U.S. backing of Ukraine’s resistance as a direct affront to him, giving him further incentive to target another U.S. election, the people said. It is not yet clear which candidates Russia might try to promote or what methods it might use.

The assessment comes with the U.S. electoral system already under pressure. The American public remains sharply divided over the last presidential election and the insurrection that followed at the U.S. Capitol, when supporters of Trump tried to stop the certification of his loss to President Joe Biden. Trump has repeatedly assailed intelligence officials and claimed investigations of Russian influence on his campaigns to be political vendettas.

Tensions between Washington and Moscow have reached levels not seen since the end of the Cold War. The White House has increased military support for Ukraine, which has mounted a robust resistance against Russian forces accused of committing war crimes, and helped impose global sanctions that have crippled Russia's economy.

There's no sign the war will end soon, which some experts say could delay Moscow from pursuing retaliation while its resources are mired in Ukraine. But “it’s almost certain that a depleted Russian military after Ukraine is going to again double down on hybrid tactics to wreak havoc against us and other allied countries,” said David Salvo, deputy director of the German Marshall Fund's Alliance for Securing Democracy.

In Ukraine and in past campaigns against adversaries, Russia has been accused of trying to spread disinformation, amplifying pro-Kremlin voices in the West and using cyberattacks to disrupt governments.

Top U.S. intelligence officials are still working on plans for a new center authorized by Congress focusing on foreign influence campaigns by Russia, China and other adversaries. Avril Haines, the U.S. director of national intelligence, also recently appointed career CIA officer Jeffrey Wichman to the position of election threats executive several months after the departure of the previous executive, Shelby Pierson.

“Our Election Threats Executive continues to lead the Intelligence Community’s efforts against foreign threats to U.S. elections," said Nicole de Haay, a spokesperson for Haines, in a statement. "We’re also continuing to work to deliver on the legislative requirement to create a center to integrate intelligence on foreign malign influence.”

De Haay declined to comment on what intelligence officials think of Putin's intentions. Russia’s embassy in Washington did not respond to a request for comment.

Foreign adversaries have long looked to interfere in American politics, according to investigations of past elections and indictments brought against alleged foreign agents. The U.S. has accused Putin of ordering influence operations to try to help Trump in the 2020 election. And a bipartisan Senate investigation of the 2016 election confirmed intelligence findings that Russia used cyber-espionage and information efforts to boost Trump and disparage his opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Special counsel Robert Mueller’s nearly two-year investigation found no conclusive evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with Russia, but Mueller declined to pass judgment on whether Trump obstructed justice.

Trump continues to falsely insist that the election he lost to Biden was stolen, with Republicans in many states following his lead and opposing election security measures.

Law enforcement and intelligence agencies continuously investigate foreign influence efforts. The Justice Department last month charged five men with acting on behalf of China to harass Chinese dissidents in the U.S. and derail a little-known congressional candidate.

Experts say the proposed Foreign Malign Influence Center would bring much-needed direction to efforts across government studying adversaries. Congress provided partial funding for the center in the budget passed last month because the budget funds the government through September and not a full year.

The center has been previously delayed over questions within the intelligence director's office and on Capitol Hill about its structure and size and whether it would unnecessarily duplicate efforts that already exist in government. In a sign that some of those questions remain unresolved, Congress last month also required the director's office to complete within six months a report on the “future structure, responsibilities, and organizational placement” of the center.

Rep. Mike Turner of Ohio, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, said in a statement that the committee was closely watching “the malign activities of our adversaries" and the proposed center could be one way to help.

“As Russia continues to use disinformation campaigns in Ukraine, we are reminded to be strategic in our response to countering their tactics,” Turner said. “It is no secret that our adversaries use disinformation to undermine the national security interests of the U.S., so we must take into account all viable options to protect our democracy.”

Jostoman:
OPC is doing a great job there you are mentioning igboho, must you put Igboho in everything.